Pool by Lorna Green was a gallery-filling installation accompanied by music composed by Mark Hewitt on display at the Bonington Gallery from 19 October – 11 November 1992. As each of Green’s sculptures are site-specific, her ideas and designs for the sculpture changed throughout the planning process, as demonstrated by the archival drawings, correspondence, and […]
The coronavirus pandemic is still far from over in many parts of the world, including Guatemala where artisanal textile making remains a significant aspect of indigenous Maya cultural heritage and the creative economy. This small collection of artefacts, images and narratives convey findings from recent research into: ‘how Guatemalan artisans diversified their textile practices to […]
It is happening again.Here, the Gold Ones were.We’ve heard that before.But this time it was flatter. So, as we were saying.It’s an original story.No, this is an origin story.Everyone already knows this. Everywhen, here and there.This is what we always said.Mis-shaped and not in proportion.As though seen for the first time. This is an explainer: […]
Audio/visual invites conversations about the significance and impact of visual communication (art, design, imagery, media, advertising, maps) and audio communication through music, but also the impact of language choice, and conversation. Events in this segment foreground meaning conveyed by music and art, and invite attention to global artists working in experimental ways with sound and […]
This is how too,When the time is right,The Hands gather together,To GO again. I see that,From your perspective,The lines fall into focus,As though directed from above. The life of the models,Informs the Fourth World,Their flickering motion,Stirs the Soup. This is a spoiler: For one day only, within Reactor’s current exhibition Here, the Gold Ones flatter, a choreographed […]